Anthropic launches a powerful Claude Chrome extension featuring full browser automation with 21 tools, dual operating modes for speed and capability, and a robust multi-layered security system that classifies domains and enforces permission controls to prevent cross-domain attacks.
Autonomous AI agents are reshaping software development at Cursor, now generating 35% of internal pull requests as agent usage surges over 15x in one year, with developers increasingly directing fleets of parallel AI agents rather than relying on traditional line-by-line autocomplete tools.
Anthropic sues the Pentagon after being blacklisted for refusing to strip all safety restrictions from its AI model Claude for military use, as the Defense Department threatens the company with a 'supply chain risk' designation historically reserved for foreign adversaries.
Honor stuns MWC Barcelona with a groundbreaking Robot Phone featuring an AI-powered robotic camera arm, a razor-thin Magic V6 foldable, and a humanoid robot built for real-world tasks like shopping assistance and workplace inspections.
Nvidia is partnering with T-Mobile, SoftBank, Deutsche Telekom, Cisco, and Nokia to build AI-powered 6G networks using AI-RAN technology, unveiling a new large telco model and open-source blueprints to automate next-generation wireless infrastructure ahead of 6G's expected 2030 commercial launch.
SpaceX is targeting a confidential IPO filing with the SEC as soon as March 2026, with a potential June listing that could become the biggest IPO in history, potentially paving the way for AI giants OpenAI and Anthropic to follow.
Anthropic and OpenAI are battling for control of the agentic AI stack, forcing SaaS giants like Salesforce, Microsoft, and ServiceNow to abandon traditional per-seat licensing in favor of consumption-based pricing models as AI agents reshape how businesses buy and use software.
Claude launches a ChatGPT memory import feature, letting users seamlessly transfer their preferences and context via copy-paste, as a wave of users flock to Anthropic following its refusal to sign a Pentagon contract permitting unrestricted military AI use.
Investors are pulling back from shallow AI SaaS startups lacking depth, as capital rapidly shifts toward data-rich, mission-critical platforms with proprietary assets and flexible pricing, leaving generic workflow tools and API wrappers vulnerable to extinction by AI-native competitors.
CodeSignal CEO Tigran Sloyan is pushing to replace traditional resumes with skills-based assessments as AI reshapes the job market, fragmenting entry-level roles into tasks while simultaneously fueling a surge in cheating during hiring evaluations.